<p>I am currently attending community college in Flagstaff and will be graduating in May with my AS. I will be transferring to University of Arizona in the fall. I will need to take some summer classes to catch up a bit due to them not being offered at my community college. I would like to take them at Pima Community College in Tucson as I will save a lot of money over taking them at UA. I would like to know if I will be eligible to receive financial aid through Pima Community Collge for my summer classes. I will be taking two classes, Calc 3 and Physics, which would be 9 credits total. I have heard of people being denied aid at a community college due to having already earned a degree or too many credits. Google has not been my friend in finding information on this subject.</p>
<p>Contact PCC directly. They are the only ones who can tell you what rules would apply in your specific situation.</p>
<p>I am waiting for a response from them. I was just hoping that someone here might know something about this rule.</p>
<p>It looks like PCC’s policy is that I am not eligible to receive aid for the summer if I did not attend during the spring. Can I just submit a loan change form to Coconino and use that money for Pima?</p>
<p>Students are only eligible to receive federal aid at a school where they are in a regular, degree-seeking program. If you are taking a couple classes at a school in the summer, you are a guest student. Guest students are NOT eligible for federal aid. </p>
<p>If you have loan eligibility left in the current term at your current school, you are entitled to request the funds.</p>